I am setting up a booth to promote my business and am attempting to do it via LAN and link the PC's together on a LAN. The people that sit down to race can only stay for 1-2 minutes...perhaps longer as I add more rigs to the booth. Can anyone suggest the most simple approach in terms of what track on LFS I should use that will allow the person to pick it up quickly enough to have fun and while only using gas and brake pedals.

Suggestions please?? If I use a drag strip, that is quick and easy...but can I do it without the sifter control and only brake and gas pedal???

Dave Hogan

wow!!!!! excellent info! Your the best and very kind to help another dude who's just trying to learn from others vs learning the hard way! LOL!!!

Thank you! I will keep you posted! I'm ordering wheels, pedals, etc... any suggestions on pedals? I want to keep it simple simple. gas and brake and shifting on the 1/4 good enough, right?

since all I need is 2 or more players on same game, (off line) I assume that all I will need to do is download the 1/4 mile drapstrip, link my pc's together and enjoy watching multiple players run up and down the strip...right? seems too easy! Once I get all the wheels, shifters, pedals and cockpits built, I'm ready to go? If Im all linked, they will all be seen on one large screen by those not racing who are at the event? I don't want to complicate this.... I just want to do this right. I have limited time and need to push forward and start building cockpits, buying a couple good pc's etc... Please tell me its this easy!

Does live for speed offer drag strip racing?

Hi, I am trying to set up for several indoor shows and feature drag racing with 2 or more players. Can I do this off line by linking two pc's together? I will not have access to internet at these shows. I need the most simple game and it needs to be off line. Can I do this with live for speed? I would like to stay away from VR and have a large monitor for each racer. I would like to link the racers together on the pc. IDEAS??

Dave Hogan